The Association of Domestic Violence and Social Resources With Functioning in an Adult Trauma-Affected Sample Living in Kurdistan, Northern Iraq

The Association of Domestic Violence and Social Resources With Functioning in an Adult Trauma-Affected Sample Living in Kurdistan, Northern Iraq

Domestic violence (DV) and other experienced trauma types increase the risk for impaired functioning. Access to social resources may provide a buffer to existing risks and allow individuals to continue and build functioning. This cross-sectional study investigated the direct effects of DV and access...

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Main Authors: Bass, J.K (Author), Bolton, P. (Author), Hall, B.J (Author), Kane, J.C (Author), Mohammed Amin Ahmed, A. (Author), Murray, L.K (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publications Inc. 2018
Subjects:
adult
Adult
conflict
Cross-Sectional Studies
cross-sectional study
domestic violence
Domestic Violence
exposure to violence
Exposure to Violence
female
Female
functioning
health care planning
Health Resources
health service
Health Services Needs and Demand
human
Humans
Iraq
male
Male
primary health care
Primary Health Care
psychology
sex factor
Sex Factors
social resources
social support
Social Support
survivor
Survivors
trauma
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